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0xFF0123

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    Comment #48422722

    Isn't it more akin in this case to worrying about too much carbon dioxide in the air?

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    Comment #46649311

    cf. would invite a fair bit of confusion on an article about cloudflare

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    Comment #46387872

    Curious which of these are not covered by ruff

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    Comment #45974521

    Possibly Audacity, given the direction v4 is taking. Great video essay / update here: https://youtu.be/QYM3TWf_G38

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    Comment #44584431

    A lot of theorising above, but this seems like the earliest reference

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    Comment #44014729

    This feels like a somewhat closed minded approach given both tools are in their infancy

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    Comment #43920967

    Pyright is incredibly slow in my experience, I've seen it take over a minute on complex codebases

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    Comment #43799794

    See also https://github.com/atopile/atopile

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    Comment #43516597

    I guess we can say both instances are electromagnetically attached. But then, basically everything is.

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    Comment #43386733

    It's (7F) ELF

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    Comment #43274999

    Parsec have a mobile app as well

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    Comment #43148068

    I imagine they meant user content video streaming sites.

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    Comment #43034127

    For someone based in London, are you able to share?

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    Comment #42548761

    A browser (without telemetry) is surely a good definition of something that doesn't initiate network calls before user intent

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    Comment #42530851

    Doesn't trainline support some of Europe now?

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    Comment #42505347

    Similar to time with a timezone?

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    Comment #42465351

    *Oura ring I assume, for anyone googling

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    Comment #42326282

    Language models are known to be a bit crap at maths though in comparison to natural language prompts

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    Comment #42293877

    While I agree that your characterisation is true for a lot of chatgpt output, it can also be true for a human explaining their nuanced point of view.

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    Comment #42146749

    The only difference is the legality. From an integrity point of view it's basically the same

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    Comment #41904656

    While I agree with the sentiment, I doubt any of the greats would say their achievements hadn't required _some_ sacrifices

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    Comment #41544012

    Other than the build and download links?

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    Comment #41493931

    I assume their logic is that if we have forgotten what that feels like then it doesn't in practice feel any different.

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    Comment #41476923

    This (and the linked GitHub issue) almost look enough to kill adoption of the chip? Or is the issue less severe than it initially appears?